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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
4
Quoted Psalm 65:4 urges believers to view home life as God’s dwelling and promises that his presence will shield from harm. The piece highlights satisfaction in dwelling with the divine and the good found within sacred space.
A House Committee on Un American Activities subcommittee concludes fascism is not the real threat in the United States while asserting Communists pose a far greater danger. The piece notes fascist germs exist among groups and warns of linked power networks, with the Daily Worker accusing the committee of hiding fascist links to cover communist activities.
The National Safety Council predicts a record Fourth of July traffic jam with near four billion miles driven by 30 million vehicles. Ned H. Dearborn urges a nationwide Be Alive on the Fifth campaign, citing last year’s 23 percent drop in July deaths but noting 8,300 fatalities in July overall.
Readers note the beauty of roses at R D Merrill home 212 South Twelfth. The column discusses a postwar physician shortage due to wartime drafting and extended medical training, plus efforts by AMA and universities to expand medical education and address future supply.
A California man earns his living by raising worms, a venture described as starting at the bottom of the ladder. The piece mocks the idea that divorce pressures stem from biological causes and suggests alimony as a supposed remedy.
James W. Fan Jr of the National Advertising Executives Association and Toledo Blade official says U.S. newspapers have reached a new peak of advertising efficiency. He predicts major promotions and leadership changes in advertising roles as goods sell slowly and buyers err. He stresses good merchandise and normal market promotion, noting newspapers reap high circulation and effective reach. Algeria’s Numidia reference appears as a historical aside.
Thimble Club No. 155 met Wednesday June 11 in Trinity parish hall for a bridge luncheon honoring past presidents and Blackfoot circle members. Della Dean chaired with Ella Spickerman Elizabeth Regan Sophia Locke Ella Roberts Lucy Forster Beatrice Raynor Ellen Lattin Hanna Leach assisting. After lunch cards were played with Helen Clyne winning guest prize and Helen McGonigle high in bridge. Ellen Neelan won all out prize with Alice Janneck high in 500. 34 members and 20 Blackfoot guests attended.
N. J. Rice of Washington county, Weiser, moved from vice president to president of the county superintendents conference at the Moscow meeting. The brief note confirms leadership change within the state education group.
Rice led the week long meeting as Elizabeth Haller was absent. Forty of Idaho's forty four county school heads attended the session. Violet Butler of Power county was elected vice president and Hattie Lamson of Camas Fairfield was named secretary treasurer. The group endorsed Moscow as 1948 site, requested higher county funds to cover new education costs, urged new teacher record forms, and supported a publication and correspondence to share ideas.
City Engineer John E Hayes announced that work is progressing rapidly on the $687000 Twin Falls airport project. Stripping for the runways has begun and crews prepare for phase work.
Ray O. McMasters 60 a Rock Creek area farmer died Monday night after a fist fight allegedly caused his death. Sheriff and coroner investigate as McMasters long worked in grain harvests serving as feshing crew foreman.
The text describes completing a task and starting leveling. It advises cleaning spinach in warm water and using two pans. It instructs lifting the spinach from the right hand pan to the left pan.
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